Comment: Re:I for one (Score 1) 1069
Play it as a FemShep and the women on the Normandy are practically queuing at you cabin door! The men OTOH don't seem all that interested.
Phil.
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Play it as a FemShep and the women on the Normandy are practically queuing at you cabin door! The men OTOH don't seem all that interested.
Phil.
"Given their financial situation, I'm actually very impressed that they're putting money into technical innovation."
The BBC don't have a financial problem. They just tax everyone with a TV in the UK - even if you never watch their stuff. Other TV companies have to earn their money.
Phil.
The Sci-Fi you're thinking of is probably Flash Crowd by Larry Niven. When a news event came up on the TV, people would teleport in to see it live. With it would come thieves and pickpockets who would prey on the crowd. The story focused on the method of dealing with the thieves - route all the outgoing booths through a Police clearing centre.
Phil.
dl:tl
It worked for Obama.
That would sound good with Keith Flint singing it.
Phil.
That's because you're not British - Green Park!
Phil.
>> Bosses will also see that you are at work to work
The only useful advice in this post. The rest is garbage. It's called professional.
Phil.
Yep, Compuserve probably knew more about DECsystem-10s than DEC did. At one point
they even designed their own power supply to replace the DEC one as it was much
more efficient. They designed and built their own disk controllers to use cheaper
(IBM) disks. They had a LOT of them!
Phil.
Seeing as the lawyers represent the company, why not just line the lawyers up and shoot them?
if (argc > 1 && strcmp(argv[1], "-advice") == 0) { printf("Don't Panic!\n"); exit(42); } (Arnold Robbins in the LJ of February '95, describing RCS)